How does a compiler translate the user program into its equivalent machine codes?
(i) Line by line
(ii) In one go
(iii) Blockwise
(iv) Word by word
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Compilers convert high-level language code to machine (object) code in one session. Compilers can take a while, because they have to translate high-level code to lower-level machine language all at once and then save the executable object code to memory
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